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Most people believe a computer is a necessary evil, but what if your needs are different? Whether you're getting an older system, or just want to save some space, Microsoft has got you covered. Windows 10 is now available as a highly compressed package that can fit on practically any USB stick. In this post, we're going to talk all about how you can get Windows 10 installed with 4GB of ram. Check out our pros and cons of this process too! This new compression method allows Microsoft to provide the new OS for free with less than 5gb on a USB stick. Plus it's a lot faster and more stable than ever... We'll be discussing that as well! HOW DOES THIS WORK? Full blown Windows 10 (with its default options and updates applied) will require around 18GB of storage space for the ISO. But what if we want to shrink it down? The answer is - SUPERCOPY. The command is quite simple: You can also use a tool like WinToFlash or Rufus if you'd like to automate the creation of files for your USB drive. A quick tutorial on how to use them is located in this post. This method will create an ISO that is only 4GB in size and requires no extra installation or maintenance on your USB stick. And yes, we went through the trouble of making sure the files aren't tampered with, you can trust us on that! We're working on giving you a download link as soon as possible! Stay tuned for more information about this process. Also keep in mind that this process will not work for all versions of Windows 10 (the 1709/1803 versions don't seem to work with the tool we used). We'll update this post when we know more. LINKS AND BEACONS. The compressing tool we used is called SUPERCOPY. We found a few versions of the tool in different languages, but none that will work with Windows 10. So we took it upon ourselves to test it to see if the tool was accurate and compatible with the next release of Windows 10. We've been using this method for a couple days now, and it's been working great! No issues or problems whatsoever! We recommend using SUPERCOPY when you want to get a Windows 10 ISO on a USB stick to run from an older computer. The process takes less than two minutes, and works better than any Microsoft tool out there. PRO TIP: You might want to resize your USB drive before you begin the installation process, or else it may take a while for the installation to complete. We recommend using Rufus to create an ISO of 20GB on your system's hard drive, and then burning it to the USB stick. The process is very simple, and can be done in five minutes or less. You can find detailed instructions about this process on our blog!THIS IS IMPORTANT! - MAKE SURE YOUR STORAGE DEVICE IS UNABLE TO GET WRITES FROM AN OUTSIDE HOST! Your storage device could give you a lot of issues if it can accept updates from a computer or an online source. cfa1e77820
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